3, Station Road

No. 3 Station Road is a house dating from the late 18th century. It is constructed of narrow gault brick in Flemish bond and features a plain tiled roof with a tumbled parapet gable at the east end and a sawtooth eaves cornice. The original stacks have been removed. The building has been extended at the back and has a 19th-century structure to the west. It stands two storeys high with an attic and includes three modern gable dormers.

The front facade has red brick cambered arches above four 19th-century flush frame hung sashes, each with a central single glazing bar. On the ground floor, there are similar arches above two sixteen-pane hung sashes and one twelve-pane hung sash. An early 19th-century doorway features its original wood architrave and a narrow hood supported by shaped brackets. The door is a flush panelled 19th-century design with a rectangular fanlight containing fourteen panes. There is another later 19th-century doorway next to an area of disturbed and later gault brickwork. A band between the storeys is supported by shaped brackets made of moulded brick.